Ongoing special issues collect manuscripts within a defined theme and timeline. Each issue follows the same peer review and ethics standards as regular submissions.

Themes are selected based on emerging evidence, clinical needs, and patient wellness priorities.

When submitting, indicate the special issue title in the cover letter and align keywords with the theme.

Authors should review the specific aims of the issue and ensure that methods and outcomes align with the theme.

Clearly state how the study contributes to the issue goals and specify any unique populations or settings.

Highlight how outcomes inform survivorship care and long term follow up.

Special issues provide concentrated visibility and highlight emerging areas of survivorship science.

Accepted articles appear within the themed collection while maintaining individual DOI and citation information.

Articles accepted within a special issue are published on a rolling basis after production.

Timely revisions help align publication with issue milestones.

Special issue collections receive coordinated promotion through journal channels.

This provides additional visibility for accepted articles and supports community engagement.

Articles published within a themed collection can be cited as part of the series, highlighting their role in a focused clinical topic.

Collections remain open for new submissions until the issue is closed.

Early alignment with the issue scope improves routing and decision speed.

Ongoing issues highlight emerging survivorship priorities for the community.

They provide a home for focused collections with clear outcomes.

Collections remain visible on the journal site.

Visibility supports ongoing citations.

Visibility supports awareness.